Readings for line KD.5.275

L.5.283KD.5.275
IsL.5.283: LMR alone have Is; other B witnesses have Ben. holden at þe heighe dome · to helpe þe to restitue
mirabile dictum
M.5.283KD.5.275
Is holden at þe heiȝe dome . to helpe þe to restitue
Cr1.5.280KD.5.275
Bene holden at the heygh dome to help the to restitue
W.5.282KD.5.275
Ben holden at þe heiȝe doom . to helpe þee to restitue
Hm.5.284KD.5.275
ben holdyn at þe hyȝe doom · to helpe to þy restitucioun
C.5.284KD.5.275
Ben holden at þe hiȝe dome · to helpe þe to restitue
G.6.281KD.5.275
be holden att the heye dome to helpe þe to restytuvte
O.5.283KD.5.275
Been holden at þe hye doom  to helpe þee to restitue
R.5.284KD.5.275
Is haldyngeR.5.284: Only LMF agree with R's Is (but F's verb occurs in a completely rewritten line). The other copies show be(n). R's haldynge is unique; the other B copies all show holde(n) as do many P manuscripts in the C tradition. However, the X family of C agrees with R's lection. at þe heyȝ dome  to helpe þe restitueR.5.284: With reference to beta, R's lection here appears at first glance to involve a unique omission. Beta reads þe to restitue. However, the supposition of omission collapses when we notice that the nearly unanimous C reading at this point is identical to R's (F rewrites the line completely). .
F.5.281KD.5.275
He is holde to ȝeelde it here / if he may it qwyte These lines appear only in F, replacing two lines in Bx:
Is holden at þe heiȝe doom to helpe þee to restitue
And whoso leueþ noȝt þis be sooþ loke in þe Sauter glose.
F.5.282KD.5.276.1
Or praye þe of for-gyfnesse / or to doon yt for þy sowle.
F.5.283KD.5.276.2
& ellis he shal have evil hap / but he heendely wirche.
F.5.284KD.5.276.3
His catel shal fallyn hym froo / or ellis hise freendis goode.
F.5.285KD.5.276.4
Or ellis his soule shal drynke sour / at o dayes tyme.